Indesign: 14.0.2. x64
Acrobat: 2019.010.20100
Win 10 pro x64, 1809 up to date
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So small images look strange and you can see they appear corrupt on the right side. In the last 15 years I have never experienced an issue like this so I would like to know if this is an ordinary behaviour which I ran into by chance or bad luck.

The used image is a scaled down image of a rather small photoshop-file.

At first I thought my guides might cut the images, but they don´t. I worked on the .PSD file, I increased the size of the image containers/frames, which took me over an hour of wasted time and thus: money - before I realized the PDF-export might be the problem.
A regular day of work with Adobe apps I guess. grml.

But: it might be a regular behaviour caused by the combination of file and the way the recompression works.

Image bug1 shows what it looks like in the indesign doc, as u can see with enlarged outer frame box.
Image bug2 shows what it looks like after PDF export. You can see it is not right when printed too, so it is not a bug of representation.
Image bug3 shows the PDF settings I use since I can think of for print files.

Sorry I can´t show larger images as I am not allowed to show content by contract.

Unfortunately I have no time to try multiple scenarios or (compression) settings so in this case we just deal with a bigger file size.

Thanks for your time and maybe feedback!

Accessibility Checker fails:
Check boxes (Tagged form fields - Failed)
Radio buttons (Tagged annotations - Failed)
InDesign copy changes, Acrobat Reading order missing tags.

Using MacOS High Sierra V 10.13.6.

Previous files, InDesign 2018 Export Adobe PDF Interactive Passed the checker.
Duplicate the pdf and rerun the checker and it passes.

Same file open in newer version InDesign 2019 Export Adobe PDF Interactive fails. This tells me the problem is with Indesign 2019.

This is happening with all my files. If I take a new Indesign file with no interactive functions and create them in InDesign 2019 everything passes.

Indesign file attached with good pdfs and if you export the same Indesign file and run the accessibility checker it will fail in 2019 InDesign.
See file, IP-LP782_6-17 issues export Indesign2019 RadioReadorder.pdf

In all previous versions of Illustrator and InDesign, when saving a PDF, I have been able to set my PDF settings to convert all text to outlines by checking "Convert All Text To Outlines" in my Adobe PDF preset. Since my recent update to 23.0.3, this feature is no longer working properly. The setting is still an option, however, upon save/export of the PDF, text is not converted to outlines as it previously was.

I have reached out to customer support for this issue and have been informed that this issue is "expected behavior of the software".

How is this issue considered “expected behavior” when:

1) Setting Adobe PDF presets and Transparency Flattener presets to "convert text to outlines" is a feature of the software
2) It has worked flawlessly in ALL previous versions of Illustrator and InDesign

This is a pretty common practice that designers use when creating print documents. Most printers require all text to be outlines when receiving project files. It is very time consuming to manually change all text to outlines when you're working with a 100+ page project file. This feature, which I and countless others use on a daily basis, prevents the error of accidentally saving over a working file as well as saving time when preparing documents for print.

If this feature (which is still showing as a feature in the current version) has been removed, I deeply implore you to bring this feature back.

Dear InDesign Folks,

We've found some font style attribute changed in PDF file, another one issue is Ligature text missed out at PDF file.

Application: InDesign CC 2015.0 Version 11.0.
Windows: 7 & 10 Pro

Steps & Process:
1. We are generating 2 set of PDF with different Job-options.

2. PAP Layer enabled PDF (i.e., particular layer enabled and creating the PDF, it's contains Images and Text like water mark).

3. PRINT Layer disabled PDF (i.e., disabled the layer which we enabled in step 2).

4. Using JavaScript generating 2 sets of PDF at a time.

5. PRINT, disabled layer and generating PDF with particular InDesign Export Job-options.

6. PAP, enabled layer and generating PDF with particular InDesign Export Job-options.

PAP PDF file showing the font style in automatically changed in (Bold or Italic and Size looks tiny).

PRINT PDF file we didn't face any issues.

Can anyone suggest how to sort out this issue in forthcoming days.

Ligature text missing we faced first time this issue, I searched the bug forum, it's already shared the issue.

Here, I attached the snapshot for your perusal.

Thanks for your Kind Support!!!

Regards,
Sundar

Dear InDesign Folks,

We've found some font style attribute changed in PDF file, another one issue is Ligature text missed out at PDF file.

Application: InDesign CC 2015.0 Version 11.0.
Windows: 7 & 10 Pro

Steps & Process:
1. We are generating 2 set of PDF with different Job-options.

2. PAP Layer enabled PDF (i.e., particular layer enabled and creating the PDF, it's contains Images and Text like water mark).

3. PRINT Layer disabled PDF (i.e., disabled the layer which we enabled in step 2).

4. Using JavaScript generating 2 sets of PDF at a time.

5. PRINT, disabled layer and generating PDF with particular InDesign Export Job-options.

6. PAP, enabled layer and generating PDF with particular InDesign Export Job-options.

PAP PDF file showing the font style in automatically changed in (Bold or Italic and Size looks tiny).

PRINT PDF file we didn't face any issues.

Can anyone suggest how to sort out this issue in forthcoming days.

Ligature text missing we faced first time this issue, I searched the bug forum, it's already shared the issue.

Here, I attached the snapshot for your perusal, and also the Job Options.

Thanks for your Kind Support!!!

Regards,
Sundar

Since the last update Indesign export to pdf in all resolutions don't compact the files down. They are huge. Everything up to the last update pdfs even if high resolution would size way down. Now it is almost like it doesn't do anything. Need this fixed. It is almost like the coders for Illustrator went over to Indesign to put in their bad pdf export routine. Illustrator has never compacted pdfs well ever!. I demand that the pdf export get fixed pronto and put back the way it was. Sending pdfs by email is now useless. I shouldn't have to put up two page documents into dropbox because I can't email them. The last file I compacted was a two page document with one two pictures and it made the file even with medium resolution size 25mb, and smallest file size 8mb. This file before the last update would have been 800kb. I don't know why you keep mucking about with things that work and introduce things that don't.

So many bugs in InDesign!!!

1) Export to PDF (any settings) works once after starting InDesign. Then fails on any attempt to re-export. Which ever preset I use - error. Nothing special about the file - nothing!

2) Also, and I know it's not about PDF, Keyboard shortcut to start a New Document does not work on startup. I have to click on file menu and open the sub menu item New – then the shortcut works :| No error – nothing! It just does not respond to shortcuts.

BTW: Posting this by clicking "Post idea" does not mean that this is an idea - it is an ongoing irritation about updates from Adobe that does not work and #%&$%#..-up my work!

I found that no matter what export options I use or how I format my file, it exports incorrectly. My content is in 2 columns on InDesign but when exported it seems pretty random how the PDF is structured (see the image).

This poses a problem for parsing software to be able to read the document in the correct order. It's common practice within most companies to use this for resumes. I'm sure it's also used elsewhere as well.

I've contacted support and they tried to resolve the issue by using my computer remotely. They found that this feature is not available.